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81canst — archaic 2nd person sing. of CAN(1). * * * archaic present second singular of can * * * /kanst/, v. Archaic. 2nd pers. sing. pres. of can. * * * canst strong UK [kænst] US weak UK [kənst] US verb …
82doth — archaic 3rd sing. present of DO(1). * * * archaic present third singular of do * * * /duth/, v. Archaic. 3rd pers. sing. pres. ind. of do1. * * * doth UK [dʌθ] US verb an old word meaning ‘does’ Thesaurus: old wo …
83durst — archaic past of DARE. * * * archaic & dialect past of dare * * * /derrst/, v. Archaic. pt. of dare. * * * durst /dûrst/ Pat of ↑dare1, to venture ORIGIN: OE dorste, pat of durran to dare * * * durst «durst», verb. Archaic …
84hadst — archaic 2nd sing. past of HAVE. * * * archaic past second singular of have * * * /hadst/, v. Archaic. a 2nd pers. sing. pt. of have. * * * hadst «hadst», verb. Archaic. had; 2nd person singular past tense of have (used only with thou). “Thou… …
85mayst — archaic 2nd sing. present of MAY. * * * archaic present second singular of may * * * /mayst/, v. Archaic. 2nd pers. sing. pres. indic. of may1. * * * mayst «mayst», verb. Archaic. may. “Thou mayst” means “you may.” * * * [māst] archaic second… …
86wouldst — archaic 2nd sing. past of WOULD. * * * or wouldest archaic past second singular of will * * * /woodst, wootst/, v. Archaic. 2nd pers. sing. past of will1.Also, wouldest /wood ist/. * * * wouldst «w …
87dost — archaic 2nd sing. present of DO(1). * * * I. archaic present second singular of do II. ˈdōst dialect variant of dose * * * /dust/, v. Archaic. 2nd pers. sing. pres. ind. of …
88curst — archaic var. of CURSED. * * * adjective deserving a curse; sometimes used as an intensifier villagers shun the area believing it to be cursed cursed with four daughter not a cursed drop his cursed stupidity I ll be cursed if I can see your… …
89saith — archaic 3rd sing. present of SAY(1). * * * saith UK [seθ] US mainly literary an old word meaning ‘says’ Thesaurus: old words and phrases in english verb declensionshyponym * * * saith «sehth», verb. Archaic. says. * * * [seTH; sāiTH] archaic… …
90slipt — archaic past of slip * * * /slipt/, v. Archaic. pt. of slip1. * * * slipt «slihpt», verb. Archaic. a past tense of slip1 and slip2 …
